Please help on questions 4, 5 and 6 Examining Fuel MoleculesDirections: Observe the molecule below, think about how the molecules are similar and how they aredifferent. Group them into two groups-sugars and fuels. How are these two groups similar and how arethey different?KeycarbonbutaneCAH10sugarC12H22011C3H8CaH18propaneoctaneохудеnO hydrogenglucoseC6H1206methaneCH4methanolCH3OHdieselC14H30*averageDifferencesSimilaritiesCarbon hydrogenSugarsFuelsButane methanolSugar has more oxygenpropane actone dieselSugar glucose Butane methanolCarbon hydrogenSugar hapropane actone dieselSugar glucoseCarbon Dice Game (In-person simulation)4. How did carbon move through the system before combustion of fossil fuels?5. What changed in the system when we added combustion?6. Why do we think this change happened?

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Please help on questions 4, 5 and 6

Examining Fuel Molecules
Directions: Observe the molecule below, think about how the molecules are similar and how they are
different. Group them into two groups-sugars and fuels. How are these two groups similar and how are
they different?
Key
carbon
butane
CAH10
sugar
C12H22011
C3H8
CaH18
propane
octane
охудеn
O hydrogen
glucose
C6H1206
methane
CH4
methanol
CH3OH
diesel
C14H30*
average
Differences
Similarities
Carbon hydrogen
Sugars
Fuels
Butane methanol
Sugar has more oxygen
propane actone diesel
Sugar glucose

Butane methanol
Carbon hydrogen
Sugar ha
propane actone diesel
Sugar glucose
Carbon Dice Game (In-person simulation)
4. How did carbon move through the system before combustion of fossil fuels?
5. What changed in the system when we added combustion?
6. Why do we think this change happened?

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